Onion John

His character feels so vivid and real, almost like a window into a different way of seeing the world. I'm curious what inspired the author to bring him to life in this way.

There were moments that made me smile and others that made me tear up. How did others connect with their friendship and the lessons it offered?

The close-knit environment seems central to the story's heart. Do readers think the setting enhances the message about belonging and acceptance?